Indicted Nebraska Ranchers Charged With Driving Settlers Off Harbors
Federal grand jury in Omaha returns indictments against nine western Nebraska ranchers including Perry A. Yeast and son Frank Yeast for conspiracy to drive homesteaders from Kinkaid claims at gunpoint. Witnesses from Wyoming testify. Over acts include attempts to commit securing inmate status of a Hastings insane asylum patient.
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Nebraska
Davis
Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Omaha
Federal Grand Jury
Kinkaid
Perry A. Yeast
Hyannis
Neb
Frank W. Yeast
Leslie
Wyoming
Yeast
Hastings
Mayor Gaynor Denies Support for Keogh in Gov Race
New York November 3 Mayor Gaynor issued a letter to Ezra Pretentice Republican state committee chairman advising him to pray for guidance to tell the truth and see what fruit it will bear. He responded to Pretentice accusation that Gaynor favored Judge Martin Keogh over John A Dix for governor.
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New York
Gaynor
Ezra Pretentice
Republican State Committee
Pretentice
Martin Keogh
John A. Dix
Judge Carey to Speak Here Election Eve
Cheyenne voters will hear Joseph M. Carey the people's candidate for governor of Wyoming as the Democratic State Central committee sets a rally at Capitol Avenue theatre on Monday night before election day. Carey returns from a five week state tour delivering crowded addresses and will travel by auto through the Dry Farming district visiting Hillsdale Burns Egbert Pine Bluffs Carpenter Arcola Campstool before concluding with a final campaign speech at the theatre.
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Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Democratic State Central Committee
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Judge Carey
Hillsdale
Burns, Egbert
Pine Bluffs
Carpenter, Arcola
Campstool
Capitol Avenue ‘Theatre
Plot Against Spain Seethes as Monarchist Plot Uncovered
Madrid reports a bribery fund of several million dollars to sway officers and topple King Alfonso. Nobles allied with the queen’s enemies funded the bid, and several officers were arrested after a betrayal to Premier Canalejas. Weyler to act to quash the conspiracy, ensuring royal loyalty.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Canalejag
Spain
Weyler
Canalejas
Trophy Flying Puts A Premium on Death by Own Action
J L Bates of Providence voices horror at Belmont park aviation meet after witnessing a dangerous crash and questions the value of dangerous stunt flying. He condemns excessive risk while acknowledging potential military reconnaissance uses.
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Denver
J. L. Bates
Providence
Savoy Hotel
Belmont Park
Bates
California
Calstaion
Natios
Mr. Hates
Shakespeare
Wyoming Voter Dissents From State Republican Machine
A Wyoming reader, KD W. F. Statile, former Republican state committeeman for Laramie, denounces party machine tactics and graft in state government. He cites alleged surveyor general misconduct, personal contracts, and 20 percent payouts, urging support for Judge Joseph M. Carey and the Democratic ticket to curb corruption and foster reform.
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Yard F. Statile
Laramie
J. M. Carey
Garment Workers Strike Thought Won in Chicago
Labor leaders say the garment workers strike is won after two firms sign agreements bringing 1,000 workers back to work tomorrow. Police deny permit for a monster parade amid fears of riot from women as occurred this afternoon.
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Chicago
Garment Workers
Severe Cold Wave Descends With Light Snow
A sudden plunge in temperatures ended daylight as the thermometer fell to two degrees below zero this midnight. Light snow accompanied the drop around o clock. Forecaster warns of more cold weather with freezing temperatures likely throughout the week.
Carey to Visit Dry Farm District for Wyoming Campaign
Democratic governor candidate Joseph M. Carey plans a tour through the Dry Farm area of Laramie County east of Cheyenne on Monday November 7. He will meet voters at stops including Hilledaje Burns Robert Pine Bluff Arcola Campsteal and deliver speeches at each location.
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Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Ito A
Taramle
Cheyenne
Hilledaje
Burns
Robert
Campaign Discussion Cited From Speaker’s Remarks
The article notes a plan to hear from him a discussion of the issues of the present campaign. It highlights a focus on current electoral topics and the speaker’s intended address to voters. The piece emphasizes civic engagement and the exchange of viewpoints during the campaign period.
Rod Rollins Ends Own Life Amid Capture Bid
In Carutheraville Missouri on a Monday, 16 year old Anna Austin was killed by Rolling who had planned to elope with her. As a posse approached, Rolling hid in a barn owned by J N Maxwell. Maxwell was forced at gunpoint to delay informing authorities until 2 PM. At 3 PM Rolling shot himself rather than surrender.
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Carutheraville
Martin
Rolling
Anna Austin
Gherff
Rollins
J. N. Maxwell
Maxwell
Destructive fire reported in Nome shoreline area
Nome Nov 3 A terrifying alarm spread as a sweeping blaze destroyed beach shelters and wrecked several vessels tied up for winter. No lives have been reported lost as of this writing.
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Nome
Calite
Neeselu
Funeral pause halts Atlanta 100 mile auto race
At the Atlanta speedway on November 3 a 100 mile race opened with nine cars halted for a funeral service for A. Livingstone. Engines fired as a two step played and Geinans won in a Lar car with Knight in a Wescott second and Dayson in a Maron third.
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Atlanta
A. Livingstone
Geinans
Knight
Wescott
Dayson
Maron
Federal indictments allege Alaska coal lands fraud
A Spokane grand jury charged W. M. Dunn and others with conspiracy to defraud the government of 200000 acres of Alaska coal lands valued at 200000000. Defendants include Charles M. Doughton former mayor Harry White and Donald A. McKenzie of Seattle and Raymond Brown of Spokane. Fraudulent entry is alleged.
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Spokane
Wash
Alaska
W. M. Dunn
Charles M. Doughton
Harry White
Seattle
Charles A
Donald A. Mckenzie
Raymond Brown
New Mexico Officials Set Four Year Terms
Santa Fe November 3 The constitutional convention ruled that the offices of governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer auditor attorney general commissioner of public lands and superintendent of public instruction shall be elective for four year terms. Except for land commissioner and superintendent of public instruction none may succeed themselves. Governor salary 5600 dollars attorney general 4000 dollars others 3000 dollars.
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Santa Fe
Printer killed in Macon Telegraph fire
Raymond Clay, a printer, died in a fire that destroyed the Macon Telegraph building and plant. The paper was printing copies from the Evening News plant afterward.
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Macon
Raymond Clay
Macon Telegraph
Ita
Evening News
Big crowds welcome Darcy in Glenrock meeting
In Glenrock Wyoming November 3 business houses closed for a Carey rally to hear Wyoming's next governor. The Odd Fellows hall was packed with Democrats and Republicans praising Judge Carey and his Democratic slate. Hon J E Higgins presided as Republicans and Democrats cheered all speakers. George Mo declared Glenrock had never seen such a political gathering.
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Glenrock
Wyo
J. M. Carey
Wyoming
Carey
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. E. Higgins
Converse County
Central Wyromeing
George D. Mo
Glenracsk
Judge Curey
Roosevelt Attacked By Colorado Bureau Leader
Denver reports FE K Whitehead secretary of Colorado bureau of child and animal protection labels Theodore Roosevelt "Bloody Butcher" in a bulletin. He condemns Roosevelt after magazine accounts of African bird slaughter and accuses him of lacking humanity and moral sense.
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Denver
FE. K. Whitehead
Colorado’ Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Theodore Roosevelt
Bureau
Whitehead
Roosevelt
Three Prisoners Escape Jail Wall With Spoon
Sheridan authorities report three inmates broke from county jail by hacking a brick wall using a iron spoon. George Desmond again escaped after a prior breakout three weeks ago. Companions To Bell and Ed Smith, both jailed on robbery and forgery charges, remain at large. Sheriff Bonefield likened the method to the earlier attempt and says no trace of the men has been found.
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Sheridan
Sheridan County
George Desmond
Schuyler
Nebr
Lila
Bell
Ed Smith
Bonefield
Ap Fron
Sherif Heneffield
Desmond
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